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You can reduce the ignition timing, but you'll also loose top end power.



I would still suggest a check on a rolling road where the AFR and knock levels can be monitored. If you are experiencing any knock you could reducing the ignition timing, or retard the valve timing to lower cylinder pressure.



If your unsure and can't get to a dyno, reduce the ignition timing by 2-4 degrees, however do expect the car to end up pretty sluggish.


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Personally you could prob lean it off a little since the td04 is a much more efficient turbo than the ct9. However, the fueling should be setup according to where knock occurs as it is possible to reduce knock by running a richer setup as this makes the cylinder run cooler.



If you are unsure and can't help but put the right foot down a little it is advised to reduce ignition timing slightly to atleast save the engine as much as possible if anythign were to occur.


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